The penalty is 1% per month and that should be accounted for. I mean the payment in d) was only 12 days late not a full month so the correct answer is 7800 (1+0.01*12/30) = 7831,2, isn't it?
Technically, yes. However, the unstated assumption (sacrificed for brevity) here is that the 1% applies for late payment up to 1 month. In essence, the 1% penalty is paid if the due date is violated for up to 1 month, and another 1% thereafter. In some other jurisdictions, where the 1% is being spread over the month like you did, the calculation will be spread over the year as 7800(1+0.01*(12/365)*12) Thanks for sharing, Jakub. I will pin this post to clarify it for other viewers.
Great info thanks! What happens if the treasury dept applies a CoC of 10% or 25%. I read it is to drive suppliers behavior to provide longer payment terms but I dont really understand the basis. thank you
Sorry not at this point. For a partial partial payment, determine the amount credited by calculating: (amount paid)/(1-d) d = rate of discount qualified for Then Amount Owing = Total Owing - Amount Credited
n/30 means the net amount must be paid within 30 days. In some cases (beyond the scope of these examples) a penalty might be imposed if not paid within that window.
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The penalty is 1% per month and that should be accounted for. I mean the payment in d) was only 12 days late not a full month so the correct answer is 7800 (1+0.01*12/30) = 7831,2, isn't it?
Technically, yes. However, the unstated assumption (sacrificed for brevity) here is that the 1% applies for late payment up to 1 month. In essence, the 1% penalty is paid if the due date is violated for up to 1 month, and another 1% thereafter.
In some other jurisdictions, where the 1% is being spread over the month like you did, the calculation will be spread over the year as 7800(1+0.01*(12/365)*12)
Thanks for sharing, Jakub. I will pin this post to clarify it for other viewers.
@@joshemman oh I see, thank you also for clarification. That makes sense :)
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Great info thanks! What happens if the treasury dept applies a CoC of 10% or 25%. I read it is to drive suppliers behavior to provide longer payment terms but I dont really understand the basis. thank you
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Why do you subtract the rates from the amount to be paid please?
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Do you have any videos on partial payments?
Sorry not at this point.
For a partial partial payment, determine the amount credited by calculating:
(amount paid)/(1-d)
d = rate of discount qualified for
Then Amount Owing =
Total Owing - Amount Credited
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hi sir.. how about net 30?
n/30 means the net amount must be paid within 30 days. In some cases (beyond the scope of these examples) a penalty might be imposed if not paid within that window.
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